Kenat / ቀናት

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Excited to announce that Kenat Java v1.0.0 is now live on Maven Central! 🇪🇹

I built a modern Java 21 library for the Ethiopian calendar — date conversion, Bahire Hasab, holidays, fasting periods, Ge’ez numerals, Ethiopian time, and more. This is an independent rewrite of the excellent original Kenat TypeScript/JavaScript library by @kenat_tool_kit. Big respect to the original work that inspired this port. 📦 Maven Central: https://central.sonatype.com/artifact/io.github.henaorth16/kenat 🔗 GitHub: https://github.com/henaorth16/kenat-java If you work with Java or Kotlin and need accurate Ethiopian calendar support, give it a try!

76 new users in 1 day is crazy 😱 Thank you guys Miniapp

🇪🇹 Made in Ethiopia — the top five The most installed software built here. 1. Ethiopian Calendar | Kenat

Standalone Ethiopian Calendar with widgets, holidays, and date conversion

by 𓄂⇱𝕸𝖊𝖑𝖆𝖐𝖚⇲ ×͜× · 7 installs 2. SwipeDel

tender style file delete

by @Dagmawi_Babi · 6 installs 3. Lockd In

A productivity website built to help users manage their time and maintain deep focus.

by @ekddesign · 5 installs 4. BirrJS

Ethiopian payment billing and subscription management for TypeScript

by Sam · 5 installs 5. Anagnosi

File reader

by @next_web_dev · 3 installs 🛍 Open the store →

🇪🇹 Made in Ethiopia — the top five The most installed software built here. 1. Ethiopian Calendar | Kenat

Standalone Ethiopian Calendar with widgets, holidays, and date conversion

by 𓄂⇱𝕸𝖊𝖑𝖆𝖐𝖚⇲ ×͜× · 7 installs 2. SwipeDel

tender style file delete

by @Dagmawi_Babi · 6 installs 3. Lockd In

A productivity website built to help users manage their time and maintain deep focus.

by @ekddesign · 5 installs 4. BirrJS

Ethiopian payment billing and subscription management for TypeScript

by Sam · 5 installs 5. Anagnosi

File reader

by @next_web_dev · 3 installs 🛍 Open the store →

App installed sofar

we are back 😅

Bot id down, Yegara server😭 Uploading somewhere else.

side project 3: 🇪🇹 Made in Ethiopia A few weeks ago I found SwipeDel on @Dagmawi_Babi's channel. Great app. Later I wanted to install it again, but I couldn't find it—it was buried under hundreds of posts. And when it updated, I had no idea. That's the problem. A feed isn't an app store. I looked for a solution before building one. @blogrammer built Built, which had the right idea, but it's web-only and hasn't been updated in a while. Nothing existed where Ethiopian developers already ship software: Telegram. So I built @made_in_ethiopia_bot—a Telegram-native app store for software made in Ethiopia. If you've built something, publish it. 👉t.me/made_in_ethiopia_bot/app

Updated calendar grid widget. ▶️Download

All kenat widgets ▶️ Download the app

⏰️ widget is coming to kenat,

Kenat App 2.0 is here 🌐 The biggest update since launch: • 5 calendar views — Year, Month, Week, Day, Schedule • Ethiopian time display — ጠዋት / ከሰዓት / ምሽት / ሌሊት across the whole app • Spanning event bars across day cells • Cloud sync, native Ethiopian recurrence & Orthodox mode • Full Material 3 redesign 📄 Read the full release notes 🛒 Download on Google Play

V2 release coming soon🔥 ▶️ download the app

Gus the answer.

Sneak peek to the next update 😋

side project 2: If you've ever worked on a telebirr integration, you know how much of a pain it is. 😮‍💨 You don't get full information from the team, the docs leave you guessing, and raw API integration eats days — key format errors, TLS failures on the test gateway, signature mismatches, sandbox errors that look like YOUR bugs but aren't. So I built the tools I wish I had: 📖 documentation site that explains what the official docs don't. 👨‍💻 PHP — composer require melaku/telebirr GitHub Packagist 👩‍💻 JS/TS — npm install @melakudemeke/telebirr-js GitHub npmjs One call to create a checkout, one call to verify a payment. Keys work exactly as Ethio Telecom issues them, TLS works out of the box, structured errors, retries, token caching — all handled. #telebirr #Ethiopia #payments #PHP #TypeScript #opensource

side project 2: If you've ever worked on a telebirr integration, you know how much of a pain it is. 😮‍💨 You don't get full information from the team, the docs leave you guessing, and raw API integration eats days — key format errors, TLS failures on the test gateway, signature mismatches, sandbox errors that look like YOUR bugs but aren't. So I built the tools I wish I had: 📖 And the [documentation site](https://telebirrdoc.vercel.app) that explains what the official docs don't. 📦 PHP — composer require melaku/telebirr [GitHub](https://github.com/MelakuDemeke/telebirr-php) · [Packagist](https://packagist.org/packages/melaku/telebirr) 📦 JS/TS — npm install @melakudemeke/telebirr-js [GitHub](https://github.com/MelakuDemeke/telebirr-js) · [npmjs](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@melakudemeke/telebirr-js) One call to create a checkout, one call to verify a payment. Keys work exactly as Ethio Telecom issues them, TLS works out of the box, structured errors, retries, token caching — all handled. Just shipped fresh releases (PHP 2.2.0 / JS 3.1.0) built from real integration ping night, a ⭐️ on GitHub goes a long way. #telebirr #Ethiopia #payments #PHP #TypeScript #opensource

Side project 1: building Ethiopian style pool game would you like to try it?